Y9 Tourism ASSESSMENT 2022

What is an international tourist?

• A person who returns from travelling overseas
• A person who travels from the country they live to another country
• A person overseas who travels to another city within their country
• A person who stays at home

What is a tourist?

• A person who travels away from where they usually live for at least one night but no more than 1 year

• A person who travels from place to place for more one year

• A person who stays at home and never visits anywhere

Which  of these is  a built attraction?

• Mount  Vesuvius
• Tropical rainforest
• Gulf of Thailand
• Disneyland

What is dark tourism?

• People visit the tourist attraction at night.

• People visit sites associated with death and tragedy.

• People visit areas with comfortable hotels and good restaurants.

• People go to places to admire the earth's natural environments.

What is tourism?

• the movement of people to countries or places outside their usual environment for personal or business/professional purposes

• the movement of people to countries or places within their usual environment

• the movement of people to countries or places outside their usual environment for personal purposes only

In 2020, approximately how much was the tourism industry worth?

• $4.7 trillion (US dollars)

• $4.7 million (US dollars)

• $5.7 trillion (US dollars)

• $6.7 trillion (US dollars)

In 1970, UK residents took 5.7 million trips abroad for a holiday.

In 2019, UK residents took 93.1 million trips abroad for a holiday.

Why?

Select all answers that apply.

• greater disposable income

• less paid holidays

• flights are cheaper

• ageing populations

Which of the following countries receives the highest numbers of tourists in the world? Select all that apply.

• France

• Germany

• Thailand

• Belgium

Which country receives the highest number of tourists in the world?

• France

• Spain

• United States of America

• China

Select the negative impacts of tourism on locals.

• too expensive to live there so residents are forced out

• low wages

• overcrowding

• not enough flights